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In our search for the perfect flooring solution for damp rooms, we often come across technical terms such as the R-value. But what does this mysterious designation really mean?
The R-value, also known as the slip resistance value, is used to indicate the degree of slipperiness or anti-slip properties of a floor surface. The higher the R-value, the greater the slip resistance and thus the less slippery the surface is. With mosaic tiles, then, the R-value is an important factor to consider when choosing tiles for your bathroom or other wet areas.
Both R10 and R11 are ratings for non-slip tiles, but they differ in their slip resistance levels:
Choosing the right slip resistance class depends on the specific application and expected exposure to moisture. It is important to select the right class to prevent accidents due to slipping, especially in areas where the floor may get wet regularly.
There are many different types of mosaic tiles at mosaiektegelwinkel.nl, so it is important to do proper research and compare different options before making a purchase. If you are unsure about the R-value or other properties of any of our tiles, please contact us and send an email to info@mozaiektegelwinkel.nl.
In a nutshell, the R-value of mosaic tiles is a crucial factor when choosing tiles for the floor of your bathroom or other wet areas. An R-value of 10 or higher is recommended to prevent slipping. For areas that are regularly wet and require extra grip, it is advisable to choose mosaic tiles with an R11 rating.